CryZENx has released a brand new version of his amazing The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake in Unreal Engine 4. This new version features a lot of tweaks and gameplay improvements, as well as new environments to explore.
- A lot of us know Ocarina of Time like the back of our hands, which means it this point it may have finally lost a bit of it’s luster after a dozen or so playthroughs. Kaze Emanuar’s newest mod; “Ocarina of Time Chaos Edition” looks to throw all that familiarity out the window.
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In order to celebrate the release of this new update, CryZENx has also shared a playthrough video. This video showcases the entire remake, and is over one hour. Thus, we strongly suggest watching this if you don’t want to download this fan remake.
Update 6 for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake in Unreal Engine 4 Remake is 2.9GB in size. You can download it from CryZENx’s Discord channel.
Now I know that some Zelda die-hard fans will not find this remake interesting. After all, there is a change to the game’s art style. CryZENx has tried to make it a bit more realistic than what we got on Nintendo 64. Still, all of the gameplay mechanics are similar to those of the original. And, for a one-man project, this looks absolutely stunning.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
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SceneNavi is a level editor for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for the N64 written in C#, using .NET 4 and OpenTK. It is compatible with any uncompressed ROM of the game, ex. the Master Quest Debug ROM; other versions need to be decompressed to 64MB using ZDEC or a similar tool. Working with individual scene and room files, as opposed to editing inside the ROM, is also supported, given a supported ROM has been loaded beforehand.
Features (as of v1.0 Beta 9):
- Changing of room actors, loaded room object models, loaded special scene-wide object models, spawn points, transitions, waypoints and waterboxes
- XML-based “actor definition” system to simplify level editing, ex. by breaking actor properties down into human-readable options (*)
- Changing of scene and room parameters, ex. background music, nighttime SFX (WIP)
- Editing of room model vertex colors; editing of collision polygons and polygon types (WIP)
- Modification of certain data tables, namely the exit and scene tables
- Export and re-import of area title cards
- Support for custom maps created by the tools SharpOcarina and Hylian Toolbox
- Support for ROMs with spinout’s “z64tables” data table relocation hack
- Hopefully easy-to-use user interface, partially inspired by previous OoT editors like Utility of Time and SayakaGL
- In-program update function that checks for newer versions online
The full source code is available on GitHub and requires .NET 4, OpenTK (currently uses opentk-2012-03-15), QuickFont and Nini 1.1.0.
Release notes for v1.0 Beta 9 (”You’ve Got Shaders In My Fixed Functions!”):
- Added new GLSL-based combiner emulation, still missing certain rendering details (ex. automatic texture-coordinate generation for reflections)
- Added support for anti-aliasing and mipmapping in renderer; can be toggled from menu
- Changed application configuration to use Nini library instead of .NET Properties.Settings
- Fixed various bugs; combiner inaccuracies, display list caching, Scene TreeView generation, mesh header types, etc.
- Added experimental help system, displays help string in status bar when hovering over menu items; still needs work
- Various other OpenGL-related changes and additions (ex. extension checks)
- Various minor GUI changes (ex. status bar appearance, Options menu arrangement)
Proper documentation is currently work-in-progress and not yet included. Keep an eye on the SceneNavi Update Page for per-version changelogs and further updates!
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(* only certain actors supported so far; other actors default to normal “number, position, rotation, variable” format)